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I would use Grace but I am not a fan of any of them

I prefer Gracia, myself.

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But if it's between those three, it'd have to be Grace. Gracelyn is horribly trendy and Gracen looks like a misspelling of Grayson.

Grace. There is nothing wrong with using Grace in her simple entirety. I know of Gracies, Graysons, and Gracelyns and they don't strike me as beautiful as Grace.

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grace (noun): 1. elegance or beauty of form, manner, motion, or action.

Gracelyn.

Grace and Grace only.

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Grace would remind me pleasantly of a friend, and also translates Anne. Gracelyn and Gracen? I can hardly bear to type them, let alone use them!

I prefer Grace out of those, Gracelyn feels too slurred and Gracen really should be Greyson/Grayson imo so it bothers me. Gracie is much sweeter imo though.

If I had to use one it'd be Grace. Gracen sounds like a boy (Grayson). Both Gracen and Gracelyn sound pretty unsubstantial somehow.
I'd definitely jump on the Graciela bandwagon.

I wouldn't use any of them, but Grace is by FAR my favourite of the three.

Of those choices, I'd choose Grace, but I'd prefer Grazia, Graziella, or Graciela.

Grace

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Grace or maybe Gracia or Graciela

This message was edited 12/13/2010, 6:47 PM

I wouldn't use any myself, but probably Grace. Gracen and Gracelyn seem too trendy, especially Gracen...

Grace. The others are plastic wannabe names to me.

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I require names to have the best chance of sounding just as good fifty years from now and beyond. So trendy here-today-gone-tomorrow names like Gracelyn and Gracen are non-starters for me. I just don't see them aging gracefully (pun intended).

This message was edited 12/13/2010, 6:43 PM

Grace, always Grace. It's simple, sweet, and charming.